Posts Tagged ‘ WordPress ’

The WordPress vs. Blogspot Showdown

March 11, 2013
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Recently, I met a gentleman who modifies video game consoles and wanted to create an online presence. He said he didn’t need help with SEO or social media, as he wanted to get his website up first. I told him there aren’t many people who modify video game consoles, and he didn’t need a great [...]


A Review of “The Social Media Survival Guide” by Deltina Hay

August 8, 2011

No matter whether you’re a social media novice, aficionado, or expert, there is bound to be something in this book you can glean from. It’s a great resource for teachers and students, and it covers all of the basis from blogging to the importance of a social media plan. If you’ve read this book, let me [...]


Blogging to Spur Conversation

December 6, 2010

Akismet is good at combating most comment spam, but it doesn’t catch everything.  Sometimes it’s difficult to tell if someone took the time to read my blog and comment, or if they just posted a generic comment. If you comment, “nice blog,” or even post a longer comment that does not mention me or anything [...]


Socialize Your Search Experience

November 3, 2010

Today, let’s talk about how Flock integrates search into the social Web experience.  In the top right corner of the My World tab, you will notice a search bar.  Next to the magnifying glass, you’ll notice the icon of the search engine it’s defaulted to and an arrow key.  You can use that arrow key [...]


Oh Yeah! ShareThis!

August 27, 2010

All week I’ve been thinking about what I could blog about on Fridays that would set this blog apart, and I have nothing.  I came across a hilarious Stephen Colbert video on Social Media Marketing, but I can’t find the code to embed it.  So, I looked through Google to see if I could find [...]


Social Media Environmentalism

May 24, 2010

Throughout the last several years, programmers have developed WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Web design platforms, allowing everyone to take their piece of the Web. Among the most popular of those are WordPress, MovableType, and Wix.  I believe that of all of those sites that allow everyone their piece of the Web, [...]


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